No. 6,362 in Dutch
sydney
The Dutch word "Sydney" doesn't have a unique Dutch definition; it typically refers to the city in Australia.
In a sentence
Ik bezocht Sydney vorig jaar tijdens mijn vakantie.
I visited Sydney last year during my vacation.
The word 'Sydney' is used as the proper noun referring to the city in Australia.
Sydney's haven is een van de mooiste die ik ooit heb gezien.
Sydney's harbor is one of the most beautiful I have ever seen.
Here, 'Sydney' is represented in the possessive form to describe something that belongs to or is part of the city of Sydney.
Sydney, als naam gegeven aan iemand, heeft een charmante klank.
Sydney, as a given name for someone, has a charming sound.
In this sentence, 'Sydney' is used as a proper noun to indicate it can also be a personal name.
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